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2 major game conventions are going on this weekend (GaryCon in Wisconsin and Adepticon in Illinois) and everyone in the pics is just walking around maskless except one smart goon: edit: paying the tax
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Maybe I haven't crack pinged hard enough, but there's some glimmer of hope on the effects of BA.2 in my mind, as the two largest hospitals serving the area I work (a real big area north of Chicago/Cook County) have a grand total of 3 covid positive patients and that's it, compared to triple digits during the omicron peak. I guess we'll see in 4-6 weeks.
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# ? Mar 27, 2022 16:32 |
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alg posted:2 major game conventions are going on this weekend (GaryCon in Wisconsin and Adepticon in Illinois) and everyone in the pics is just walking around maskless except one smart goon: Steal his look 3M 7503 $34 3M 6001 $17 3M 501 $3 3M 5P71 $3
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# ? Mar 27, 2022 16:38 |
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Fenarisk posted:Maybe I haven't crack pinged hard enough, but there's some glimmer of hope on the effects of BA.2 in my mind, as the two largest hospitals serving the area I work (a real big area north of Chicago/Cook County) have a grand total of 3 covid positive patients and that's it, compared to triple digits during the omicron peak. I guess we'll see in 4-6 weeks. counting your
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# ? Mar 27, 2022 16:38 |
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Thoguh posted:I think every state, or at least most of them, have a vaccine database. Some are just easier for the public to access. My doctor's office has a record of my shots even though I got them via an unaffiliated pharmacy.
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# ? Mar 27, 2022 16:40 |
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Ok - Finished. Wastewater Data Changes over 15 days.
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# ? Mar 27, 2022 16:41 |
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Thoguh posted:I’d be interested to know what percentage of people still give a gently caress about COVID. I know we joke about only posters ITT care but there’s a bunch of huge Facebook groups out there that make this thread look fairly open Biden and also a bunch of still cautious people on twitter so it’s gotta be at least 5-10% of people if not a little more. At one store I went to yesterday afternoon a kind of "dented cans but from Whole Foods" type of store, all employees were masked and maybe 80% of the customers. It felt unreal to me. The next store was a coop grocery and with a similar customer base, only 10%. The local chain grocery had more masking at around 30%.
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# ? Mar 27, 2022 16:41 |
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Fenarisk posted:Maybe I haven't crack pinged hard enough, but there's some glimmer of hope on the effects of BA.2 in my mind, as the two largest hospitals serving the area I work (a real big area north of Chicago/Cook County) have a grand total of 3 covid positive patients and that's it, compared to triple digits during the omicron peak. I guess we'll see in 4-6 weeks.
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# ? Mar 27, 2022 16:41 |
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alg posted:2 major game conventions are going on this weekend (GaryCon in Wisconsin and Adepticon in Illinois) and everyone in the pics is just walking around maskless except one smart goon: from the looks of that pic a respirator might be a good idea even if there wasn't a pandemic
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Nocturtle posted:Guy I've looked into this. Unfortunately these are not widely available yet and explicitly not for residential use. cool now put it in the body
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# ? Mar 27, 2022 16:45 |
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sorry "Suppose you brought the light inside hte body" (which you can do, either through the skin or in some other way)
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Fenarisk posted:Maybe I haven't crack pinged hard enough, but there's some glimmer of hope on the effects of BA.2 in my mind, as the two largest hospitals serving the area I work (a real big area north of Chicago/Cook County) have a grand total of 3 covid positive patients and that's it, compared to triple digits during the omicron peak. I guess we'll see in 4-6 weeks. It's possible that BA2 hits like an aftershock, causing a lower peak in the U.S. than BA1. It's all a question of how quickly BA1 immune memory wanes and how much immune response crossover there is between BA2 and BA1. Unfortunately I haven't seen anything in terms of solid data about either of these factors. As you said, there's nothing to do but wait and continue to take protective measures. My pure wild guess is that the U.S. will be primed for another death wave midyear or so, certainly by August, but if BA2 really does escape BA1 immunity then that could happen much sooner.
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# ? Mar 27, 2022 17:01 |
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Pillowpants posted:Ok - Finished. we defeated omicron again !
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# ? Mar 27, 2022 17:03 |
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looking forward to UV strobe lights in every room
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alg posted:2 major game conventions are going on this weekend (GaryCon in Wisconsin and Adepticon in Illinois) and everyone in the pics is just walking around maskless except one smart goon: comorbidity.jpg also tax is theft
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# ? Mar 27, 2022 17:10 |
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I knew my pet lizards would help me through the apocalypse somehow, and now I know it's by letting me borrow their UV lamps and teaching me the importance of mealworm farming for when the famine hits
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# ? Mar 27, 2022 17:13 |
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Given what we know about how long COVID can linger in various parts of the body - even in corpses - could it be that wastewater has become a lagging rather than leading indicator? Like the COVID in the poop we are seeing is just because Omicron likes to live in the gut more than prior variants did? I'm legitimately asking as someone ignorant of why this could or could not be the case. It just seems from what I'm gathering here that from what we've seen WRT wastewater in prior waves, that seems should be popping off more than they are now even given the CDC's deliberate ofuscation of the data.
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Fenarisk posted:Maybe I haven't crack pinged hard enough, but there's some glimmer of hope on the effects of BA.2 in my mind, as the two largest hospitals serving the area I work (a real big area north of Chicago/Cook County) have a grand total of 3 covid positive patients and that's it, compared to triple digits during the omicron peak. I guess we'll see in 4-6 weeks. I think that while we are very much undercounting cases currently we are legitimately in a lull, not as low as last summer but still pretty low. What I don’t think anyone knows though is how long it will last. Will BA.2 gently caress us up in April? Or will we dodge this one and not get another big wave until late summer or fall?
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Thoguh posted:I think that while we are very much undercounting cases currently we are legitimately in a lull, not as low as last summer but still pretty low. What I don’t think anyone knows though is how long it will last. Will BA.2 gently caress us up in April? Or will we dodge this one and not get another big wave until late summer or fall? Number-wise I don't know if this is exactly like last summer but it sure feels like it. So I'm just trying to enjoy it with the understanding that it won't last. When last summer's lull ended I didn't handle that very well so I'm trying to keep my head on straight this time.
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https://twitter.com/MeetJess/status/1508075545338294276 Glad we're opening schools
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RoboChrist 9000 posted:Given what we know about how long COVID can linger in various parts of the body - even in corpses - could it be that wastewater has become a lagging rather than leading indicator? Like the COVID in the poop we are seeing is just because Omicron likes to live in the gut more than prior variants did? Honestly - and I'm not an expert but It seems to me we may end up like what happened when Alpha ravaged Western Europe and not here. BA2 is over 50% in the Northeast, Wastewater is showing big numbers NYC, Providence, and Stamford - but admissions haven't increased at all. There was a 3 day period at the beginning of march where NY's admissions went from 250 to 1200, but now they're around 250 again. But it doesn't help that weekend reporting blows and that 600 hospitals routinely don't report covid data on Tuesdays. But, we are open biden and immunity will wane for everyone eoon.
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Rauros posted:my mood has been so much better since i applied to adopt a dog. We're going to be doing this later this spring or in the summer, my wife really needs one if we're going to keep isolating liking this. I'm scared of course because it means I'm going to have to go outside every day, but I think we can make it work COVID-wise between the respirators and vets here still doing curbside. The rescues we've contacted said they're willing to do the meet and greet outside and distanced and masked, and the home visit via Zoom. I miss dogs. It would be so nice to have an elderbull here on the couch with us reminding us that not everything in the world is horrible.
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# ? Mar 27, 2022 18:01 |
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RoboChrist 9000 posted:Given what we know about how long COVID can linger in various parts of the body - even in corpses - could it be that wastewater has become a lagging rather than leading indicator? Like the COVID in the poop we are seeing is just because Omicron likes to live in the gut more than prior variants did? I think wastewater spikes are still a pretty good leading indicator. take a tour through the dark red counties pillowpants just posted. everything I've checked so far, about 2 weeks ago cases flatlined or have been rising. you can see this at the regional aggregates as well of course even the 7 day case numbers are hosed now, with Florida reporting only every other week lol. can't wait for other poo poo holes to follow
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# ? Mar 27, 2022 18:06 |
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Haven't listened yet but sounds like a potentially good podcast. https://twitter.com/YouAreLobbyLud/status/1507972153362513920
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# ? Mar 27, 2022 18:15 |
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"I've been cancelled!" = "publicly expressing my horrible opinions had negative consequences and I don't like it!"
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# ? Mar 27, 2022 18:26 |
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RoboChrist 9000 posted:Given what we know about how long COVID can linger in various parts of the body - even in corpses - could it be that wastewater has become a lagging rather than leading indicator? Like the COVID in the poop we are seeing is just because Omicron likes to live in the gut more than prior variants did? I wouldn't suspect wastewater becoming a lagging indicator versus a leading one, but I do think it's completely plausible that different strains result in different amounts of GI tract viral shed, so that the absolute amount of virus in wastewater does not correlate to the number of cases in any consistent way. So an uptick in wastewater testing would still warn of a rising wave, but you can't determine anything about the size of the wave just by looking at the wastewater numbers.
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mdemone posted:everyone read this book right now I am halfway through this book. Is this thread slowing down because of the new cdc guidelines, Ukraine, or something else?
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# ? Mar 27, 2022 18:34 |
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Greg Legg posted:I am halfway through this book. covid's over
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alg posted:2 major game conventions are going on this weekend (GaryCon in Wisconsin and Adepticon in Illinois) and everyone in the pics is just walking around maskless except one smart goon: They’re gamers, they actively desire death
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Greg Legg posted:I am halfway through this book. This is the COVID Victory and Applebee's Southwest Chicken Bowl appreciation station
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T-Paine posted:https://twitter.com/MeetJess/status/1508075545338294276 open biden
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# ? Mar 27, 2022 18:40 |
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honestly a little annoyed, a big respirator can easily be turned into Space Marine cosplay, and that would rule, c'mon son!
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# ? Mar 27, 2022 18:42 |
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Greg Legg posted:I am halfway through this book. It's because we are running blind and can't trust the numbers. Trying to read the tea leaves from the bottom of an Arizona bottle.
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# ? Mar 27, 2022 18:42 |
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i for one am still keeping track of the data but there’s no point in making big long posts if there’s nothing happening.
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# ? Mar 27, 2022 18:45 |
https://twitter.com/MeetJess/status/1508137117150552068quote:Some 200,000 children are off school in England due to coronavirus, the Education Secretary said, as he promised more details on rapid testing this week when universal free provision is stopped. Nadhim Zahawi said further information about lateral flow tests will be set out on Friday, when mass free testing will end in England.
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T-Paine posted:https://twitter.com/MeetJess/status/1508075545338294276 i wonder if the study controlled for reinfections
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# ? Mar 27, 2022 18:46 |
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Something I noticed with your last post pillowpants, you’re just not a logistics guy so like. All the spikes you were calling out were for Spring Break locations. I was doing Midwest gas jet and diesel before and now I’m doing jet for all airports west of the Rockies so maybe I can contribute some context if that would help
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Tulip posted:honestly a little annoyed, a big respirator can easily be turned into Space Marine cosplay, and that would rule, c'mon son! Take a respirator... well, Secure click and faceplate would fit it entirely well with an Admech cosplay.
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my 90 year old obese Italian grandma was euthanized via morphine in a hospital in New Jersey in March 2020 because they weren’t putting ppl like that on ventilators at the time. my boomer aunt gave it to her while visiting sometimes I think about what her last moments must have been like but for the most part I force myself to not think about it.
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